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@Chillivanilli - I joined specifically to give some input on the Alexa Master bot. I'll be upgrading to AngeClub sometime after I get home, but wanted to leave some ideas.
My understanding of Alexa Master, it only checks to make sure that the IP running the "AutoSurf" URL visits the referred domain (the one the normally pops open in a new tab). If this is true, then the below HTTP headers could just be modified to overwrite any of these headers with a random IP Address:
X-FORWARDED-FOR
CLIENT-IP
VIA
This would mean that instead of having to use proxies, that we could just give it a range of IPs and have it inject the random IP into any/all of the HTTP headers above. So, as long as the "AutoSurf" URL and the accompanying site that it pops up both have the same IP injected in the header, then it should register the "visit" from the proper IP.
Thoughts?
Last edited by twig123; 02-27-2015 at 01:02 AM. Reason: a word
Thats right, this is a kind of ip "spoofing", but it only works in bad coded websites, if they only check the headers. I thought about that long time ago and i searched on the web, but since everybody wrote that this does not really work, i leaved it like that. I know that another bot maker was using this ip spoofing when he made some bots for a promo and it worked there.
But thanks for the suggestion, i'll try that and let you know if it works!
Edit:
Tested and i confirm that it works
X-FORWARDED-FOR does the trick. I cannot believe they are so stupid to check the ip this way and not via remoteaddress.. The only problem is not that alexamaster saves the geo location of each ip which tries to connect to them. And the javascript they are using uses the remoteaddress and not reading the ip through the X-FORWAREDED-FOR header. So each ip got the same location, although they are completely different ip's.
It works, but i think if they take a closer look it is easily detectable.
Last edited by Chillivanilli; 02-27-2015 at 05:10 PM.
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